Top ministers in Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet

October 26, 2022 - Prime Minister Rishi Sunak named a Cabinet to lead the UK through what he called a “profound economic crisis,” keeping several senior figures in place.

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Sunak kept Jeremy Hunt as chancellor, James Cleverly as foreign secretary and Ben Wallace as defence secretary.

Dominic Raab was appointed deputy prime minister and minister of justice, while Suella Braverman returned to the role of Home Secretary only six days after she resigned from Liz Truss’ government.